whatever.... I shall not be watching.

Is that show a big thing?

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I think it is....to some folks....nah, not really.

great!
i hope she will show us some nice underwear

This was announced months ago...

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great!
i hope she will show us some nice underwear

Well then it is a big thing...

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Imagine the "wardrobe malfunction." One shudders to think.

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Imagine the "wardrobe malfunction." One shudders to think.

Well someone in the crowd requested a "wardrobe malfunction" at Live Aid in 1985.

I clearly remember her response.

Didn't Mick discover her on the 81 tour?

Didn't Mick once describe her as a sea of ambition with a thimble of talent back in the 80's?

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Didn't Mick discover her on the 81 tour?

Is that a euphemism?

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This was announced months ago...

It was? Ha ha! Didn't notice. Whatever - the whole thing has lost its appeal.

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Didn't Mick once describe her as a sea of ambition with a thimble of talent back in the 80's?

I read that too.

Forgot where though.

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Whatever - the whole thing has lost its appeal.

Are you talking about the Super Bowl or Madonna?

She's actually the trophy this year and will be awarded to the winning team.

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She's actually the trophy this year and will be awarded to the winning team.

Kinda like Cartman's mom with the 1989 Denver Broncos. As someone once described her, "A splendid time that was had by all."

This will be the first Superbowl halftime show in years I am not looking forward to. Well, last year too, I forgot about that one already.

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Imagine the "wardrobe malfunction." One shudders to think.

Exactly. One wardrobe malfunction I can do without. Another reason to take a nice long piss break at halftime.

"It's just some friends of mine and they're busting down the door"

hol-i-day....

I'm gonna watch real close cause it may be "Rockman" in drag, dressed like Madonna

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Is that show a big thing?

I think it is for the people that don't actually care about the game. Some people watch the Super Bowl for everything BUT the game. Commercials, half-time show, etc. I like to call these people morons. Who cares about a bunch of commercials that over the next year are going to be shown ad nauseum anyway? I went to a Super Bowl party once where people would all gather around the TV to watch the commercials, then when the game would start back up they'd mute it and start mingling, then at a commercial break they'd shoosh everybody and gather round. Luckily I managed to find some people actually watching the game on a TV out in the garage with a cooler of beer.

As far as the half-time show goes, it's not really that big of a deal. I think people are curious about who is chosen each year, and everybody has an opinion on it, but they really don't care about the performance. It got to be where it was pretty good for a while, having a lot of classic rock acts. Paul McCartney, The Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, etc. Then year before last The Who came out and absolutely stunk up the joint and I think they decided it was time to get back with to the pop stars.

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Is that show a big thing?

I think it is for the people that don't actually care about the game. Some people watch the Super Bowl for everything BUT the game. Commercials, half-time show, etc. I like to call these people morons. Who cares about a bunch of commercials that over the next year are going to be shown ad nauseum anyway? I went to a Super Bowl party once where people would all gather around the TV to watch the commercials, then when the game would start back up they'd mute it and start mingling, then at a commercial break they'd shoosh everybody and gather round. Luckily I managed to find some people actually watching the game on a TV out in the garage with a cooler of beer.

As far as the half-time show goes, it's not really that big of a deal. I think people are curious about who is chosen each year, and everybody has an opinion on it, but they really don't care about the performance. It got to be where it was pretty good for a while, having a lot of classic rock acts. Paul McCartney, The Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, etc. Then year before last The Who came out and absolutely stunk up the joint and I think they decided it was time to get back with to the pop stars.

Wow...they paid for even Stones to play a couple of numbers in half time...then it's pretty big...half the U.S. is probably banged in front of the television sets ..

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Wow...they paid for even Stones to play a couple of numbers in half time...then it's pretty big...half the U.S. is probably banged in front of the television sets ..

Yeah, I mean, anything that happens during the Super Bowl is kind of a big deal because some 111 million people (that was the number that watched last year) are watching. That's not to say 111 million people care about the halftime show, but they spare no expense. And there is a lot of halftime counter-programming by other networks that sometimes drags people away.

The Stones halftime show was pretty much the only one I enjoyed, even though they only played "Start Me Up", "Rough Justice" and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction". I liked some of the other artists that have played, but did not enjoy their performance. The Stones just seemed to fit in though.

And having the stage shaped like the Stones logo was great.

Good reason to have a break!

I can't wait!

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Wow...they paid for even Stones to play a couple of numbers in half time...then it's pretty big...half the U.S. is probably banged in front of the television sets ..

Yeah, I mean, anything that happens during the Super Bowl is kind of a big deal because some 111 million people (that was the number that watched last year) are watching. That's not to say 111 million people care about the halftime show, but they spare no expense. And there is a lot of halftime counter-programming by other networks that sometimes drags people away.

The Stones halftime show was pretty much the only one I enjoyed, even though they only played "Start Me Up", "Rough Justice" and "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction". I liked some of the other artists that have played, but did not enjoy their performance. The Stones just seemed to fit in though.

And having the stage shaped like the Stones logo was great.

With slight alterations, Madonna could use that stage shaped like one of her body parts. Get into the grooove, indeed!

"No Anchovies, Please"



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Madonna + Super Bowl = disaster + monstrosity

Hoping for a wardrobe malfunction. Well, maybe not.

Bad idea. The Eagles or John Fogerty would have been a better choice. Maybe ZZ Top. Anyone but Madogna.

Like her or not, she did some f*cking good stuff, my gentlemen:

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Is that show a big thing?

I think it is for the people that don't actually care about the game. Some people watch the Super Bowl for everything BUT the game. Commercials, half-time show, etc. I like to call these people morons. Who cares about a bunch of commercials that over the next year are going to be shown ad nauseum anyway? I went to a Super Bowl party once where people would all gather around the TV to watch the commercials, then when the game would start back up they'd mute it and start mingling, then at a commercial break they'd shoosh everybody and gather round. Luckily I managed to find some people actually watching the game on a TV out in the garage with a cooler of beer.

As far as the half-time show goes, it's not really that big of a deal. I think people are curious about who is chosen each year, and everybody has an opinion on it, but they really don't care about the performance. It got to be where it was pretty good for a while, having a lot of classic rock acts. Paul McCartney, The Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, etc. Then year before last The Who came out and absolutely stunk up the joint and I think they decided it was time to get back with to the pop stars.

Wow...they paid for even Stones to play a couple of numbers in half time...then it's pretty big...half the U.S. is probably banged in front of the television sets ..

They don't pay anybody for their performance. The acts get plenty of free publicity.